August 1, 2008
Is Trick Daddy Responsible For All That Beef?
There is a rumor floating in the thin air since a while back making Trick Daddy responsible for a number of attempts seeking to create divisions in the South Florida Hip-Hop community by means of “tricky maneuvers” that it is possible the reason why people associate him with such attempts.
Trick Daddy is tired of those rumors and finally spoke aloud in a recent interview after his name was again associated with some leaked photos depicting Miami rapper Rick Ross as a correctional officer. “We don’t deal with rap beef down here, that’s not in our character,” said Trick Daddy to AllHipHop.
According to Trick there are not hard feelings between him and Rick Ross, but Ross reacted angrily when he was questioned about those pictures portraying him, pictures that supposedly were released by Trick. Trick Daddy added, “Whoever put my name in this is really attacking all of us.”
It is not a secret that Florida and Georgia are states in which beef contenders are always questioned for attacking one another and often denying that those attacks really exist, but the underground war seems to be on.
It seems that having a background as a law enforcer may result embarrassing for someone wanting to earn a respectable place in a hip-hop community, but Trick Daddy and other fellow rappers say that is nothing bad if Rick would admit his past as an officer, which is not a lie.
Nonetheless the question remains in the air, is Trick Daddy behind the beef?

Continuing with the political fever in America, this weekend will be memorable for hip hop devoted followers heading for the National Hip-Hop Political Convention at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. This is the thrid bi-annual convention and will bring to the discussion panel activists and artists alike.
This month Grammy-award winner rapper and actor Ludacris landed a multi-million dollar contract with AT&T to promote phone services offered by this giant communications company. The advertising campaign will take Luda’s image to both online adverts and TV commercials in which he will play the role of a guy who is missing important calls because he is not enjoying AT&T phone service.
Glastonbury 2008 Festival has witnessed the amazing performance of Jay-Z, the first hip hop artist ever attending the World’s most famous festival. According to the BBC, providing full coverage of the event, Jay-Z literally made Glastonbury bounce on June 28th 2008, day in which he inscribed his name in history as the greatest rapper alive.
